On this day, children are invited to come to school wearing something green. There will be a small contribution of 1 OMR per child to take part in Green Day.

In addition, Year 3 will be running a bake sale to help raise further funds for this important cause. Children may bring up to 2 OMR maximum if they wish to purchase items. Please note that all food items have been prepared by Y3 families - please use your discretion should you wish your child to purchase and consume.

All funds raised will go to the Environmental Society of Oman (ESO) who work to protect Oman's environment .

We thank you for your continued support in helping the children learn about global issues and take meaningful action to make a difference.

Miss Naomi

We warmly welcome you to celebrate the wonderful efforts of our children! Come along and enjoy the musical performances!

Sunday 14th June - 1:00 - 1:45pm - MP1 Choir & Reception  - Learning Souq

Tuesday 16th June - 7:40 - 8:00am - PDO Choir and Keyboards - Learning Souq

Children came to school wearing their national colours, flags or traditional dress. They shared international food and stories from their home countries. These experiences encouraged curiosity, respect and appreciation of different cultures.

They developed a strong sense of identity and belonging within our diverse school community. 

Milepost 1 parents were invited to enjoy a range of international day related festivities.  The children wrote their names in Arabic and decorated the flag of Oman.  Lovely and heartfelt messages were written on leaves as part of our reflection tree and the children looked at their memories of Oman on stones.  Connections between different countries were made through flag making and the children created tiles of things that they love about Oman.  One of the highlights of the celebrations was the fashion parade and impromtu dancing around the tables with children, staff and parents to sounds from around the world!

The children also took part in a chocolate taste test, creating flavour profiles by evaluating the appearance, aroma, texture and taste of a range of chocolate samples. This helped them develop their observational skills and use precise vocabulary to describe their experiences.

It was wonderful to welcome parents into the classroom to celebrate the children's creativity and learning.

Children carefully followed a recipe to weigh, measure and mix the ingredients in the correct order to ensure success. Working together in pairs, every child demonstrated fantastic collaboration to bake six cupcakes each. We then welcomed parents into our classrooms to share in the decorating process. Children had designed their toppings thoughtfully, considering the particles and features of the different states of matter, with some even choosing the newly discovered Bose-Einstein condensate. It was a fun and delicious way to celebrate our learning and for the children to share their knowledge and skills with their parents. 

We kindly ask for your support in capturing moments when your child demonstrates any of the Personal Learning Goals - whether at home, in the park, during outdoor play or in daily routines. For example, if your child shows collaboration while playing outside, you may upload one photo and select the appropriate Personal Goal folder (e.g., “Collaboration”).

Families are welcome to share one photo per week if they wish, highlighting a Personal Goal your child has demonstrated.

Please click on the Padlet link below to share your child’s achievement with our community. This is a wonderful opportunity for children to celebrate their out-of-school achievements and for us to reinforce that their Personal Learning Goals are transferable skills beyond the classroom.

PLGs Padlet

Thank you for supporting the celebration of children’s achievements. 

 The IC Team